Dev argues agent-written Playwright tests just bloat codebases; verification engineering is the real path
KlausCodes · x · 2026-10-02
KlausCodes argues that having agents auto-write Playwright tests isn't the way forward — it just piles up lines of test code that don't mean much. Building @Simulithic taught his team that users don't want to manage test files; they want to see what's broken, where, and fix it. He says verification engineering is the only way people will ship faster, with more details on their product coming soon.
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